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English-speaking pet care providers in Lisbon

Browse trusted, English-speaking pet care providers in Lisbon, reviewed by the expat community.

Top pet care providers in Lisbon

Covering Lisbon and nearby areas

  • Lisbon
  • Cascais
  • Almada
  • Amadora
  • Odivelas
  • Setúbal

Expat Experiences you can learn from

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Anne

Lisbon, Nov 2025

Hana was very good and responsive with appointments. Communication, attitude and politeness were excellent, and the service itself was excellent. Price was not cheap, not unreasonable - you get what you pay for, and I was happy with the service. Overall I was pleased and would use her again.

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Giovanna

Lisbon, Jul 2026

I bought an apartment in Lisbon with lots of problems, leakages, terrace issues, and even legal problems from an illegal restoration, and Stefano helped me very much. He came to visit the apartment, helped me find the right people, and kept me in touch with Portuguese professionals who could actually solve the problem. For me it was fundamental that he speaks perfect Portuguese and Italian, because I needed someone technical who knew how to move in Lisbon and explain the all the details. He was always very available, very kind, answered in a few minutes, and for all the help he gave me the price felt really cheap.

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Tristan

Lisbon, Oct 2026

I booked a one time deep cleaning service and it was fantastic. They brought all their stuff, were polite, and did a better job than anyone I have ever hired in Lisbon. They spoke English, the price felt great, and I would probably hire them regularly. I would recommend them to family and friends.

What to know about pets in Lisbon

Your pet can't explain what's wrong, so you need to, and that's hard in another language. Locallista lists English-speaking vets, groomers, dog walkers and pet sitters in Lisbon, so you can trust their care and understand the advice. Every provider is screened before listing and ranked purely on phone-verified reviews from the expat community. Choose a category below and contact them directly with a free account.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there English-speaking vets in Lisbon?
Yes. Many Lisbon vets work with expats and speak English, and there are 24-hour animal hospitals for emergencies. We list ones reviewed by other pet owners, so you can find someone you trust before you need them.
How do I find a good vet for my pet?
Ask in expat and local groups, then check the reviews. Look for a vet near you with strong reviews for the kind of care your pet needs, and note which ones offer emergency hours.
Can vets help with the EU pet passport?
Yes, many Lisbon vets are authorised to issue EU pet passports and handle the paperwork for travelling with your animal. Just mention it when you book.
Where do I find dog walkers, groomers or sitters?
All of these exist in Lisbon, often bookable in English. Browse the category, read the reviews, and check availability for your area.
What should I know about bringing a pet to Portugal?
Portugal is generally very pet-friendly, and a good local vet can advise on registration, microchipping and routine care once you arrive. Starting with a vet who speaks English makes those first questions easier.
How much do dog trainers cost in Lisbon?
Dog trainers in Lisbon charge around €15 to €50 a session, with monthly packages from €50 to €200 and residential board-and-train from €270.
How much do dog walkers cost in Lisbon?
Dog walkers in Lisbon charge around €10 to €15 a walk, dropping to about €10 on a monthly package, with solo walks nearer €15 to €17.
How much do pet grooming cost in Lisbon?
Dog grooming in Lisbon costs around €20 for a short-coat bath and €23 upwards for longer coats, with a full groom typically €25 to €50.
How much do petsitters cost in Lisbon?
Pet sitters in Lisbon charge around €5 to €9 for a 30 minute visit and €7 to €15 for an hour, with boarding nearer €10 to €20 a night.
How much do veterinarians cost in Lisbon?
A vet consultation in Lisbon costs around €36, with follow-ups from €11 and most routine services falling between €30 and €120. Emergency and 24 hour veterinary clinics operate in Lisbon, and out-of-hours visits cost more than a booked appointment.